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- Yemeni rebels say they struck southwestern Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia has intercepted six ballistic missiles fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen, the Saudi-led coalition says.
- New York Times Cooking is coming to Meta's AI and display glasses The company showed off a new integration with the New York Times Cooking app that will bring its recipes to its display glasses and to its wider lineup of non-display.
- As fuel costs escalate again, regional Australia is hurting While delivering water to properties in regional New South Wales, Dave Henry has felt the pinch of rising diesel prices. In August, the federal government cut its fuel excise reduction.
- Banks, miners weigh on ASX after shaky day on Wall Street Stocks swung on Wall Street amid pressure from the highest bond yields in almost two decades and another rise in crude oil prices.
- The AFL's gut feel to Neale's gut punch leaves fans dazed and confused Brisbane Lions superstar Lachie Neale is indeed free to play in the grand final tomorrow after successfully arguing that his impeccable character was enough to forego tribunal precedence.
- Aussie fires into contention at Paris Olympic course After an ordinary 2026 European Tour campaign, Australian Jason Scrivener has enjoyed an encouraging start to the French Open on the Paris Olympic course.
- Bring your co-founder, partner, or colleague and get 50% off a second TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 pass We’re closing in on the last couple of weeks until TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 kicks off! Buy one Founder pass and get a second one for 50% off — a $425 savings.
- Dozens of delegates walk out during Netanyahu UN speech Dozens of delegates at the United Nations have walked out of the hall when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began his speech.
- New York defies Trump admin, asks court to shut down Polymarket gambling New York before sued Kalshi, Polymarket’s chief rival. The lawsuit was filed today in a New York County court.
- Mona got a scan while on holiday. It uncovered what had gone undetected for months When Mona Thind went for a gastrointestinal scan in late 2024, she'd known something wasn't right for months.
- 'Spinning out of control': What came before OpenAI’s Medicare hack Just as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman finished warning the world about the dangers of AI at the United Nations, news broke closer to home.
- 2026 AFL Grand Final: When is it, who's playing and how to watch The 2026 AFL Grand Final is imminent, with the Brisbane Lions and Fremantle Dockers set to face off at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday afternoon.
- Cheika mate: presenting Angus Crichton's new main man NSW Waratahs recruit Angus Crichton has nominated his first point of contact in rugby - and it's not fellow code-hopper and ex-Rooster Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii.
- Salesforce Agentforce vulns allowed 0-click CRM data theft, anonymous phishing Security flaws in Salesforce Agentforce allowed poisoned leads to hijack its AI agents, silently steal CRM data without needing a click, and send phishing messages under the agents’ identities.
- PrismML brings its small LLMs to Qualcomm-powered smart glasses The AI Lab PrismML has created a version of its small language models for smart glasses running on Qualcomm’s Snapdragon chips.
- Why Evonne Goolagong Cawley is choosing joy even in the face of illness She taught herself to hit a ball against a water tank at home, But for this international tennis phenom, perhaps her most enduring lesson came from her mother.
- Why this man owns a Dolphins trademark – and what he wants in exchange for giving it up The Dolphins are locked in a legal battle over its name and logo, facing off against a Tenterfield retiree with a surfboard fin.
- The Mexican chef’s guide to making nachos at home With a few small tweaks to what you’re probably already doing, you can take your nacho game to the next level.
- Why 2009 was the greatest year in travel history If ever there was a Goldilocks era of travel it was when we had the benefits of technology, before that same tech eclipsed the pleasures of analogue travel.
- Alleged domestic abuser claimed death threats were ‘just words’ Alleged domestic abuser claimed death threats were ‘just words’.
- New national park is a two-island paradise on Australia’s doorstep As Aussie travellers start to look beyond Bali to Indonesia’s archipelago, this is the kind of destination they will lap up.
- We’re calling it: The chicken Kyiv is back – and this bowlo gets it right Schnitzels and works burgers don’t get much better than at this inner-west bowling club.
- Pickle Pepsis, Dragonberry Energisers: Is the humble Coke still fun enough for fast food? Australia’s biggest fast food giants are leaning hard into the trend of brightly coloured, wacky-flavoured soft drinks.
- As I get older, why don’t I recover from exercise as fast as I used to? When you’re younger, you may recover from exercise without a second thought.
- This taco joint nails the one per centers, but you’ll have to wait your turn in a grungy alley With its under-the-radar Mexican dishes and place, Taqueria Sin Nombre has become a darling of the internet.
- ‘Who’s this bloke with no teeth?’ The raw talent who snubbed the NBA to become footy’s unicorn Compared to Dennis Rodman and scouted by the Golden State Warriors, marketable big man Luke Jackson channelled his energy into becoming an AFL star and Instagram superhero.
- Albanese once criticised rivals for abusing this power. Just look at him now Anthony Albanese promised to fix the political staffing system when he was elected in 2022.
- Ricotta and lemon cake with roasted strawberries This simple, understated pudding-like cake is wonderful with seasonal fruit.
- It took Rikki three years to get her forever home. She counts herself lucky Thousands of women and children fleeing domestic violence are among the 71,000 people on a social housing waitlist in NSW.
- Travel quiz: In which US state can you visit the birthplace of Elvis? Put your knowledge to the test with this week’s special air travel quiz.
- Two decades after coaching DCE, Woolf out to end his NRL career The Dolphins’ boss knows all about DCE – he coached him 20 years ago.
- News24 merch sold using the face of pro-migrant influencer A Brazilian-Latvian influencer who has spoken out about racism is the inadvertent face of T-shirts for the conservative news and opinion outlet.
- Is it a good idea to mix business with pleasure? A romantic relationship with a colleague might cause genuine problems but if you’re just inviting them to a barbecue, there is room to manoeuvre.
- Dusty Martin faces property haircut as he sells down $20m real estate portfolio The Brownlow medallist is likely to get less than the $3 million he paid for a building in the Melbourne suburb of Abbotsford.
- The deputy mayor says he was stabbed in the back. Now he’s coming for the mayor The Liverpool deputy mayor is pushing the council watchdog to suspend the mayor and a councillor, in the latest twist after Monday’s meeting descended into disruption.
- How many fans do you win with this smug moral superiority? How many fans do you win with this smug moral superiority?
- Who won the Brownlow Medal this year? Take The Age quiz Test your knowledge of Melbourne and Victoria with Stephen Brook’s quiz.
- Scientists probe connection between fatal frog disease and coal wastewater A study found higher amounts of chytrid fungus in a frog species exposed to coalmine wastewater compared to nearby unexposed sites.
- Tyro Payments vs Zip: Which ASX Payments Stock Wins? If you're eyeing the payments sector, Tyro Payments Ltd and Zip Co Ltd are two players you might have on your radar.
- Frontline services warn of AFL grand final domestic violence risk Frontline and emergency services say they are prepared to respond to family violence incidents during the AFL grand final weekend.